I develop and maintain open-source research software and datasets to support empirical research in social science. These resources are designed to be accessible, well-documented, and easily integrated into academic workflows.
A unified R package for accessing and analyzing occupation-level risk variables commonly used in labor economics, political economy, and sociological research. The package consolidates data from multiple authoritative sources into a consistent framework built around standardized occupation classification systems.
A cross-national survey capturing public preferences, concerns, and perceptions about socioeconomic and political issues, including the government's role in the economy, political ideology and party preferences, attitudes toward EU integration, social- and work-life policies, migration policy preferences, and worries about migration, digitalisation, labour-market insecurity, and employment prospects.